If you are going to be traveling in a plane with your brand new baby this summer, here is a popular past posts with a complete infant travel list to check out and consider printing out.

Enjoy and Be safe!

• Diapers- One for each hour you’ll be in transit, plus extras in case of delays
• Portable Changing Pad to put under your baby during diaper changes.You can buy disposable changing pads at supermarkets or reusable ones at baby stores.
• Blankets-Bring a few — you’ll use them to lay your baby on, cover your baby, cover yourself if you’re nursing, protect your clothes from messy burps,
  
  shade your baby, and more
• Plastic bags- Carry a variety of sizes for storing soiled diapers, clothes, and blankets.
• Diaper rash cream
• Wipes
• Small bottles of disinfecting hand gel, baby wash, and baby lotion
• Tissues
• Extra pacifiers (if your baby uses one)
• A few of your baby’s favorite toys
• Clothes, socks, and booties or shoes
• One to two outfits per day is a good guideline.
• Washable bibs
• Sun hat
• Lightweight plastic feeding set with utensils, and baby food, if your baby’s eating solid foods
• Formula, water, and juice if appropriate
• Extra bottles, nipples, and sippy cups if appropriate
• Energy-boosting snacks for you to munch on
• Breast pump (if you use one)
• Nightlight
• So you can keep the room lighting soothingly low during middle-of-the-night diaper changes
• First-aid kit
• Baby pain reliever and supplies for treating minor injuries
• Sling or front carrier – Get a lightweight, hands-free way to keep your baby close in crowded places like airports
• Portable crib or play yard
• A safe place for your baby to sleep or play
• Inflatable baby bathtub -Can make bath time easier at your destination.
• Car seat for safer travel by car or plane
• Collapsible stroller -Can be gate-checked or stored in the overhead bin of an airplane.

Tips

• Start preparing to pack a few days before you travel. Keep a running list of things to take, or put items out on a table or dresser as you think of
  
  them.
• Use a diaper bag with a waterproof lining and a shoulder strap.
• Be prepared for leaky diapers and baby spit-up on the airplane: Tuck an extra outfit or two for your baby – and an extra
  
  shirt for you – into your carry-on bag.
• Prevent leaks by packing medicines and toiletries in resealable plastic bags.
• Pack each of your baby’s outfits in its own zipped -plastic bag so you don’t have to hunt around for tiny socks, shirts, and so on.
• Take your camera, battery charger, and an extra memory card.
• Take a clip-on reading light so you can read without disturbing your baby.
• Take the phone number for your baby’s healthcare provider in case you have questions while you’re on the road.

source: As seen on and reprinted with permission from BabyCenter.com,